The image gives information about how much money was spent on different clothes per person in the U.S. from 1985 to 2005.
Overall, all the categories recorded upward trends in clothes spending. Addtionally, women’s clothes experienced undisputed leadership throughout the period.
Focusing on adults’ clothes, both men and women accounted for an icrease, but men’s clothes fluctuated more significantly. Women’s clothes significantly rose from 500$ in 1985 to peak off 650$ by 2005, respectively. Furthermore, men’s clothes started off from 300$ in 1985 to 450$ in 1995 before declining to 400$ by 2005.
Both boys’ and girls’ clothes showed the lowest spending throughout the period. Moreover, boy’s clothes leveled off from 100$ in 1985 and then remained stable by 2005. There was a steady increase on girls’ clothes spendig from 100$ in 1985 to 180$ by 2005.
